Death of Prof William Walls a Steubenville musician and busin
Death of William Walls a respected Steubenville figure is reported. Born 1853 in Lancaster England he moved to the city in 1869 and rose from pottery bench worker to press department manager. He led church and musical groups for decades and was active in the M P Church Mystic Circle Phil harmonic Society and Pope Glee Society. He died at 328 South Fourth Street after months of illness with lung and liver trouble. His funeral was held at his home with Revs Bowers Lloyd and E B Smith officiating. interment at Two Ridges. He leaves his mother two brothers and a sister and a wide circle of friends.
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Wiliam Walls
South Fourth Street
Lancashire
England
Steubenville
Robi
Esther Walls
Walls
James Walls
East Palestine
Alfred Walls
Isaac Torkington
M. FP. Church
Mystic
Old Philharmonic Society
Pope Glee Society
Ites
M.P. Church
M. P
Nannie Hill
Ben Melville
Ernest Schrader
Helen Johnson
Jane Fowler
Wellsburg
Thompson
Pittsburg
Lee Hogan
Fred Howerter
George W. King
Lima
Ragland
W. T. King
Frank Lighthizer
Gill Hospital
Rachael Marion
North Fourth Street
Stanton Park
Albert Reed
Ohioville
Henderson
Bride
Lucy Harris
Blomfield
A. J. Wilkinson
Uhrichsville
Scio
Floyd
Wintringer
G. W. Wood
Beall
Miss Wood
Morgantown
Auditrium Rink
Wood
Howard McElroy
Wheeling
Belle Gracey
Wellsville
William Leech
Fstella Hill
Alex. Suh Mie Segre
Forter
Dr. Smith
Roy Lloyd
W. L. Rinehart
Two Ridges
United Presbyterian Church
Christina Messersmith
Longtime Anderson Barrett Dies at Home on Adams Street
Geo A Barrett of Anderson Barrett a respected citizen died at his Adams Street residence on Saturday afternoon after a liver ailment. Born December 16 1840 in Lat Grange Ohio he lived here for many years and served as engineer at Muddle Ferry and City Water Works. He was a member of Presbyterian Church and Jefferson Lodge 1 0 0 F. He married Margaret Bartholomew in 1865 who died the same year. three children survived from that union Eva Doris died 1886 Genevieve Stevens and John Barrett died earlier. His second wife Annie Hood survived him. Funeral services were held in Cadiz with interment at Cadiz Cemetery.
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Anderson Barrett
Adams Street
Barrett
Lat Grange
Ohio
W Muddle
Dee
City
Waeter Works
Piet Tional Church
Jefferson Lodge
Margaret Bartholomew
Osburn
J. J. Osburn
Caila
Prs
Kgt
St Presbyterian Church
G. A
Dr. Osburn
Cadiz
Bethany
Old College
Mary McCracken
Chicago
Columbia School of Music
A. K. Virgil
J. M. Syrag
Captain Urquhart
Columbus
Adda Erwin
Robert Lyons
Washington, D. C
Allegheny National Bank
Montgomery Farm
J. Bolen Lyons
H. A. Foreman
Simpson M. E. Church
W. J. White
Martin’s Ferry
Martin's Ferry
Rev
White
Simpson
Elsie Munker
New York
Amy F. Goldstein
Pittsburg
Bertha Rosenthal
May Homestead
Fifth and
Clinton Streets
Second Presbyterian Church
Mahan Woods
League Park
Young Ladies Missionary Society
Rock Springs
Ohio Valley
Rock Springs Park
David McCarrell
Little Son
Hickory
Mary
Dunbar
Chester
McCarrel
la Belle Avenue
Morgantown
W. Va
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North Avenue
Washington
Della Willson
H. Vernon Baker
Baker
Dr. Alexander
First Presbyterian Church
Wally Hunter
Joseph Johnston
On & Hunter
Cleveland
Steubenville
Hunter
George Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Loggie
Dancing Academy
Stanton Park
Imperial Orchestra
FE. P. Potter
Washington Street
John Mutton
H. A. Alban
Pekir
J. M. Starrett
Coreopolis
D. F. Davies
Zoar
Arthur Jones
New York City
Johm Mutton
Moses
George Nichols
Pana
H. A. Cuppy
North Street
Myrta Yocum
Munker’s
Wilbur L. Medil
Chautauqua
N. Y
Inbersat
Dowdiney
South Fourth Street
Parkersburg
Martha Baker
Hope
Mildred Palmer
Marietta
Margaret P. Jones
North Fifth Street
Charles McIntosh
Amalgamated Journal
Wheeling
Lakes
John H. Wilson
Odessa
Kirk
Wilson
Ros’ Warren
Mayme
Carrie Griffen
Beaver
Harry Griffen
George
T. F. Rabe
Rabe
Henrietta
Nancy Hill
Grace Hammond
New Castle
Will Mears
West Market Street
Margaret Abraham
Sherman Avenue
Wellsville
Homer Sala
R. G. Richards
Margaret
Put-in-Bay
State Bar Association
Lizie Feeney
Mingo
St. Agnes Hospital
Philadelphia
Miss Feeney
Fiza McCracken
McCracken
J. Millen Robinson
Vancouver
Salt Lake City
Robinson
Scott Rowan
Mary Hatch
Turner
John Hall
Hall
Richmond
Chas
A. Vail
Mr. Vail
Simeral
Erskine, McCauslen
Peterson
Paisley and Smith
John Cummins
Harry Davidson
George Gescheider
George Robinson
Fred Howerter
D. Simeral
Roy Bucey
Rockland
Sam H. Charlton
Stetbenville
Charlton
Herald
W.P. Hayes
Mary . Lee Hayes
Annie G. Elliott
Zear
Miss Elliott
Beatrice Davis Dies After Illness At Home
Beatrice Davis daughter of W Rand Seen A Davis of 327 South Bras street entered interest at her home Friday when she fell ill and gradually faded. She attended High Behont and the Sunday school of the Wreckaterian church and was happy in her associations. Surviving are her parents two brothers Ivor and Albert and a sister Mary. Funeral services of Mrs. W L remain to be held.
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Beatrice Davis
Beatrice
A. Davis
Bras Street
Wreckaterian Church
Mer
James Olney
Pittsburg
George D. Cook
Chicago
Richmond
H. D. Westfall
New York
H. C. Prosser
W. S. Harris
Zanesville
Dennis Michaels
Hopedale
Our City
Crescent Club
Harry Lee
Costonia
Christopher Lucas Hutton
Western Pennsylvania
F. Y. Dougherty
la Belle Avenue
John Patie
Pleasant Heights
Andrew Koegler
Personal notices reflect a busy Wheel ing social week
Nellie Campbell and Mildred visit Wheel ing friends. A. M. Lyons travels to New Cumberland and Toronto. Miss Katharyn L. Schofield returns to Philadelphia after a month as guest. Numerous visits, teas, meetings and park outings mark a bustling late 19th or early 20th century town scene with doctors, ministers, and local families noted.
Local notices and visits fill Stetsonville pages
A string of city readers are mentioned visiting relatives including Mrs. George Nichols of Pana and Miss Myrta Yocum of Munker's store. Many locals plan trips to Columbus and Chautauqua, while others return from Wheeling and Wellsville for vacations.
Wedding Bells at the MeiGhen Home
Ida V MeiGhen wed Stewart D Irwin at 523 Adame Street in a Saturday evening ceremony. The house was decorated with Boston ferns and sweet peas in profusion, filling the air with fragrance as the bridal party descended at half past eight.
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John Meighen
Adame Street
Ida V
Stewart D. Irwin
Boston
Surprise Wedding of Miss Whitfield and Mr Gibbon
Miss Helen Whitfield of North Sixth Street and Mr Charles Gibbon quietly wed in Wells on Tuesday evening with Rev Moore officiating. The couple kept the union secret until Saturday when they announced it to friends and will reside with Mrs Gibbon’s parents on North Sixth Street.
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Helen Whitfield
N. 6Th Street
Charles Gibbon
Wellsee
Moore
Owens Wallace Wedding at Mrs Wallace Residence
A small Sunday evening ceremony united Miss Mary Etta Wallace and Mr. George A. Owens at the home of Mrs. James Wallace 225 North Sixth Street. Rev. Grabel officiated as friends witnessed the vows at nine o’clock.
Fierce Storm Rips Through Cities Causing Light Damage
A blistering heat wave peaked at 96 degrees before a violent storm swept across Pittsburg and surrounding areas. Lightning toppled structures, shattered windows, and damaged trees while a police sergeant was struck by a bolt. West Virginia and Ohio counties reported thousands in losses from damaged crops, homes, and barns including a fire at Jacob Mansfield’s Fairplay barn.
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Pittsburg
J. B. Thompson
Register
Lawrenceville
Marshal County
West Virginia
Ohio County
Belmont County
Ohio
Brunt Opera House
East Liverpool
Jacob Mansfield
Fairplay
Hartje Case Appeal From Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Au gust Hartje, noted paper magnate, has appealed to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court after a lower court ordered him to pay his wife Mary Scott Hartje. The case centers on alimony and property settlement details contested by Hartje and his spouse.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court
August Hartje
Mary Scott
Martins Ferry Man Drowned While Bathing on Ohio River
Scott Harsha twenty three from Martins Ferry drowned Sunday afternoon in the river between Glenns Run and the Gaylord coal mine on the Ohio side. He was bathing with four companions when cramps pulled him under and he sank before they could reach him. Harsha worked at the Laughlin tin plant in Martins Ferry and had been in town about two years. His parents live in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. His body had not been recovered at last report.
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Scott Harsha
Martins Ferry
Glenns Run
Gaylord
Ohio
Harsha
Laughlin
Mill No
Canonsburg
Coney Island
Gaylord Mine
Alan
Everson Named to Jefferson County School Examiners
Judge McCleary appointed Prof. W. I. Everson of Brilliant to the Jefferson County Board of School Examiners after a thorough field examination. Everson, a county native with eight year teaching and three year high school certificates, replaces Prof. Hawkins who resigned to become Bellaire’s Superintendent of Schools. The board now reflects broader county representation with members in Steubenville Wintersville and Brilliant.
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McCleary
W. I. Everson
Brillant
Jefferson County
Everson
Prof. Everson
Pro. Hawkins
Bellaire
Prof
Carpenter
Steubenville
George
Wintersville
High Priced Fruit Hits Markets Across County
Despite a bumper crop fruit remains costly in local markets. Pittsburg sold peaches at 1.50 to 2 per bushel, while Steubenville offered 3.20 per bushel. Strawberries fetched 7c per quart in Pittsburg and 12c in Steubenville. Pittsburg claims the highest priced market in the country.
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Pittsburg
Steubenville
Prisoner Stabs Inmate at Moundsville Penitentiary
Oscar Pipps, a life inmate at Moundsville penitentiary, stabbed Charles Banks with broken scissors around noon Sunday. Banks died within ten minutes. Pipps faces a murder charge and had previously wounded several other inmates.
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Oscar Pipps
Moundsville Penitentiary
Charles Banks
Banks
Pipps
Books Destroyed At Miners Union Headquarters
Wild excitement swept Bradley as the Miners' Union headquarters were broken into on Saturday night and all books torn up. Moundsville bloodhounds tracked the suspects to a location where they rode away on horses, leaving the trail cold. The incident remains a mystery under thorough investigation.
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Bradley
Miners’ Union
Moundsville
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